The trend to invest via HSAs is increasing, althoughmost account holders don't do so. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Health savings accounts (HSAs) have a tough reputation. Some see themas only a tax shelter for the wealthy. Others seethem as being more suitable for the young and healthy.
But one thing is clear from a study by health care firmAlegeus – people who do have HSAs arebecoming more engaged with how those HSAs work.
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